Tori Amos on fighting sexism: ‘I had to become a gladiator’
When Tori Amos thinks of Los Angeles, she first recalls the distinctly manmade scent of Aqua Net hairspray.“I’m ashamed to say it, but in those days, I had a can of Aqua Net in my handbag at all times,” says the singer-songwriter, 58. “I’d make my hair as high as I could and be ready to go.”Hailing from a Southern Methodist family in Maryland, Amos moved to L.A. in 1984, when hair-metal dominated the charts and the members of Mötley Crüe were the kings of the Sunset Strip.Amos was only 5 when she began a course of study…